Three Gators football questions that merit answers entering spring practice
By Ethan Bauer | Mar. 16, 2018Dan Mullen knows expectations are high.
Dan Mullen knows expectations are high.
For Feleipe Franks, the start of spring football practice this week brings one thing to the forefront of his mind.
After adding 13 players to it’s roster on Dec. 20 during the first ever early signing period, Florida football coach Dan Mullen tacked on six more recruits to his 2018 signing class on Wednesday.
After adding 13 players to its roster on Dec. 20 during the early signing period, Florida’s football team is looking to round out its 2018 freshman class on Wednesday.
For most of Sunday afternoon, it looked like former Florida football player Dante Fowler Jr. would get a chance to play in the Super Bowl.
The credit card fraud saga involving nine Florida football players last season appears to be coming to a close.
When it came to addressing the NFL community that had overlooked his team all season, former Florida and current Jacksonville Jaguars defensive end Dante Fowler Jr. did not mince words.
Demarcus Robinson picked a good time to score his first NFL touchdown.
The average football game only features about 11 minutes of actual football, according to the Wall Street Journal, with the other 49 lost to runoff between plays. So tonight, when Alabama plays Georgia in the College Football Playoff National Championship, take one of those dormant 49 minutes of replays, huddle shots and sideline views to inspect Crimson Tide quarterback Jalen Hurts and his Bulldogs equal, Jake Fromm.
Dan Mullen has added another Mississippi State assistant to his staff at Florida.
There’s no other way to say it, folks.
After two days as Florida’s head coach, Dan Mullen is already sorting out which assistants will join him on the sidelines in 2018.
Keanu Neal has become known for his big hits.
The room is quiet. You can go in.
Less than one decade after helping Florida win two national championships over a three-year span, Dan Mullen is coming back to Gainesville.
UF receiver Josh Hammond spent about 11 words reflecting on Florida’s 2017 season.
As Feleipe Franks watched his third interception of the day land in the arms Matthew Thomas, the only thing Florida’s quarterback could do was stare.
Something was different when Josh Hammond showed up to practice on Monday.
Sentimentality crept through Florida’s locker room after the team’s win over UAB on Saturday. Finally, after six weeks and five games without a win, the Gators could celebrate. And they did.
As Kylen Binn’s pass soared 35 yards through the air, Chauncey Gardner Jr. stopped dead in his tracks.